MP Diana Stoica is the chairwoman of the European Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, a member of the Health and Family Committee and the deputy leader of the USR parliamentary group. She holds a law degree and a master’s degree in International Public Law. Before entering parliament, she served as an advisor to then-Health Minister Vlad Voiculescu, playing an instrumental role in policy design and crisis response.

At the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly (PACE), she was elected Rapporteur on “Preventing Addictive Behaviours in Children” and “The precarious status of cross-border and seasonal workers in Europe”. She also contributed as a member of the Monitoring Committee, the Committees on Social Affairs, Health & Sustainable Development, and on Migration, Refugees and Displaced Persons.

In April 2022, Diana Stoica became one of the very first Romanian dignitaries to visit Kyiv, Bucha and Irpin since the onset of the war, traveling there to stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people and witness firsthand the consequences of aggression, as part of the United 4 Ukraine delegation, led by Andrius Kubilius.

MP Stoica combines legal expertise, health-policy experience, and a strong commitment to European cooperation—making her a valuable voice at the intersection of youth, peace, and security.